The New York Herald Newspaper, March 22, 1859, Page 5

The Herald. INTERESTING FuM Has )1—8UDDEN DEATH OF TH’ BON, MIKE WALSU—OK) BBRATION OF 8T, PATRICK’ DAY--THE TKOUDLE IN THE CHURCH OF St. JON THE BVANGELIST-—THE SICKLES TRAGKDY—LOOAL AND MIBCELLSNBOUS VATIBRS—CONDILION OF THE MARKETS, £70., BTO. The Famur Henarp, in tts regular tusue of to-morrow, ‘wil. contain, smong other matters, ac tateresting letter from © correspondent st Port au Prince, Faytl; an account of the Sud- don Death of the don. Mike Walsh—ketch of hus iifo—the Coroner's Investigation; the Troubig in the Ohareh of St, John the Evangelist—Rov. Mr. Dayman'a Letter and Archbishop Hughes’ Kejolnder; Celebration of St, Patrick's Day In the ‘Metropolis; continuation of the ovi lence in tho alleged(Stepheaa) ‘Wite Poisoning Case; Interesting letter from our sorrespondent in Washiogton relative tothe Stekics ‘tragedy, with all \henews of the week precealng of au tutorestog character, ali the local news of Now York snd the adjoining cities, Police Reports, ‘Thoatrical notices, &c., 40. It will slao contain # fall report of the condition of the New York Cattle Market, the retail prices fall kinds of Family Marseting at Wusaington Market, Com- mercial and Money Market Keports, Marcages and Deaths for the week, and a large quantity of miscellancous reading matter. Terms—Two dollare por anaum—single copy tour cents. To be obtaiued at the office, and of ali news agents, Adver- Usuments inseriod at we usual HERSLD rates, MANAGERS OF THR DELAWARE, GEORUIa, KENTUCKY AND MISSOUBI A STATE LOTTERIAS, Official Drawings, by telegraph. DELAWARE LOTTERIES. peertpece Comaietoner, pu pclaind by fa. Gereey va nf Dela race jeriate: rawing Of 8 1 oie fie Oy by ihe Leyialature aviog this ay attend of the Latiers for the beoelit uf tne Nate af Dod ware, hy oeruly that the followtag are the nambera which wore this day drawn from tae wheel, viz:— Exiaa Ciass, No. 1a. \s?, Manom 21, 1850 2%, 48, 1, 46, 56, $1, 5i, 63, 19, 3, 65, 60, Se Crass No. 190, Mancu 21, 1859. 2, 16, 6, 67, 28, 83, 40, 82, 75, 44, 63, 4%, 27, 3, And that the snid numbers were drawn iu the order in which see ems sen gar am ae Wun Del, this Monday, 259, GRYURGE UC. COSDIN, mara Zi 13 i {oamines BTR, Jus, BEAL GHORVIa LOTTERIES, becribers, Commimsivaers appointed to hab md oa draws ‘of the Sparta scadeony Lottery, do certity that the folowing are the vumocrs which wore this day drawa from the wheel, viz:— Oxass No, 187, Maton 21, 1859, 82, 56, 6, 2%, 9, 55, 15, Ot, 20, 39, 51, 74, O1ass No. 188, Extra, Manon 21, 1899, UL, 45, £9, 12, 30, 50, 21, 55, 51, 2 35, 24, L. And that the sa/d numbers were drawn ja the orderia which 4, ats bore. a ines our hendaat Augusta Gs. thia Mondey, Mar. 2 £: & Sga 8 {commoners WOOD, EDDY & 00, § Wimiugion, Delaware, » 1850.—Leary & Co. Introduce the EETIE, gentiemen’s ak huts wisday. Nos. 3, 40nd 5 aor House, Drosdeny. The” Down Town Store.—For a Neat and coful bat—{n fact a ne pius ultra in style and qualliy—go to We down town store kept by KNOX, 412 roadway, corner of Fultonstreet. utner “stores having’ removed up towa, Kua has now the entire fisla beiore him. An imiense varity ‘ways on bind of every atyle, to sult all purchasers. His spring style is one of the Lesa sme we bare eve men Gurney’s Now Pnowgraphic and Fine is polory, 101 Broadway: Photographs daguerreotypes, nes oll, and ivory’ eee Best ORMRY gui, 209 Brow A Hero of a Thousand Batt Who Lived. fought and cicd in the gooa cause, giving two dollars fur une, photographed by HULMES, 239 Beowdway. Cure Your Cougn.—40 Cents. 119 Third aroune, aear Fourteonth streak -apepemapeeameeboted and Second Hand, reat sncritice 10 close an estate, If yon aifeatl at 421 Broome street, near AFoud second floor; cash or approved pzper. Deaiers please of lount Vernon and the ures taken of the, for sale at ant rays The Event a Season G ork. On Thursday next, the 24th inst, we magailicent sult of show rooma comprised In this popular gud trsnionadle onuitlag estabilehment, for lacies’ thes rs Nies, will present new and Simple assossnieuta of orelku ome’ manutuctured Lbrics, tn each of 1 pe SSA TS ree Cree ioctuded in Bons ve ‘On peas Tay, tho SPRING SEASON will be inaugu- in GRN’ _ A? sTORE, way ‘With more than thirty u 8 of dress and goft hate, caps ic. Ibe four rooms ycoustinitiag ne bazaar, communicate h che: WH oneh NS BAZAAR AND Special Barg ains 1 om ty 1 Genin’s Bazaar, 01 Broadway.—Having just purchsecd for “ity per cont uader cost, of matertal manu facture, a .arge and varied assortment of ladies’ underwear Jaren s and tafupte’ cloth.ox, wvle for spriug, 1 in- She special jon w the low prices aflixed to then. ‘The Tieesot a large agsortunent of similar aruciea previoualy on Band have niso been marsed down to-corcespond with the above, and the whowe will be. found, ox inspection to be the fabrics of the kind over offered in this mai nes “GbaLN'S BAZAAs, U7 and 615 rodway. Balion’s French Yoke Shirts, New Style, made to order, sewed by hand, and warranted to fit, at BAL ‘LOU'S bhirt cmportam, 409 Broadway. ‘Tracy's Celobrated Shirt and Collar De BT and so baw hoe street, one door north of Maiden oe Just received, plenaid assurunent of ttoular neck ti Gasu. at. THAUY, Agont. Novel Proposition to Ludtes. ‘ore opportnniy for bargains “a aoe IN’ BAZAAR. p 4 yw ie to pac Away my uosold furs for summer ere deprchesttion Loder asus of furs of every dewcription abe styies at rom per cent holow the cnrrent retail prices of the preterring to turn the residue of my slock in this artmebt into cash. uch £5 ndvantayeous proposal as this has never before deen made in the trade, and 1 invite tot the epectal attention Of ladies who wish to save from thirty to ilty per cent oa tacir next Winter's {urs ‘Ihe uasold assortment comprises every Class of furs from fitch and mink to ermine and tussian sable, and includes ¢ zy article in ine ine. frum culls and gloves, to the moet magnificent cloaks, m nts, rictoriaes: ‘aud mutta, Prbloh iil te gold ekter separately or in sets at the same ex: ere esa! ee ind 613 Broadway. ring Day om as 77 Winter utters his Inst groan, ng ascends tho veroat throne, igpant pri mnidtad coking: tribe wien to peg the grecious goddess due homage, way be obteined at aV.AN5) axtonaive clothing ware- aoe 7 er Fallon etrect, at the usual low saves for Over 3,000 cassimere business conts of various jes, colors and shades. + #3 50 to $10 Gendpieie carshnere suits to ma 8.0 to 18 Gcod black cloth frock coats. 85 © to BS Five black cioth dress frocks: 10 09 to 14 ‘The finest custom made ares fr Wow 0 to $6 Fancy enatinere pants to 6 Cansimere buciaess vest: ww s satin, and other vest wo ry Compicse ack cloth suits (very qentgad.. At KVANS’, ob ‘@ and 68 Fulton hmrect, between Gold and Clif streets, Phrenol Neng gg tt yi tae full written charactors, given daily by BR & its, Broad) Way. Looking Glasecs, 011 Paintings and Frames. No. 866 Gaal, opposite goon’ ane Denar aT to Worm treat Defiance Salamander Safes—With Patent sere a ‘Bans Ta Pin Sec be Pt RobeNT Me PATRIOK. lerring’s Patent Champton Fire autns proof safes, 251 Broadway, corner Murray st , NY, ‘Wheeler é& Wilson's enamine h 1. uY Grover & Baker's Celebrated FAMILY bEWiNu MACHT, 495 Broadway, A. W. Faber’s Lead Pouctis Sold at Retail Ten Pounds Coffee §1; a Chest of Ten $2; ccugars reduced i price, at RDFORD'S, sath avenuo. A Chest of Good Tea for One Dollar,—Also, pT for $1, at CHRIBTIANBON’S, ais Green Sause, Laghted rBrinninanter ype) Plates, Whole- and xt equal SPARE od cere feploied or aiided equal to new, o Batchelor’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees— ‘The best in the ‘passing all meade, Bold and applied eithe manufactory, 5 roadway Ay bs ‘Hill's Hair , 50 Cents a Box, Blac! brown, No, Tuy teen, cotnttecaes sah Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupeecs, is sad Ven eat ten dyo pri- Berry's Tricopherous te the Best and heapeat artis for dreming, tutying, cleaning, oul tec a indy R pture Cured by Marsh & Go's Radien! Thes alsy kecp alle vlads cwweatogs f. Veina, eapportersatd shoulder teacds Laseumneuts for dwior tities mace lourder, No. 2 Veasy airtel, ator tiouse, A, KX, Teke Healthful Physical Exercise at ‘WOUD'S Gymnasium, No 6 Kast Tweaty-elghth sircet. Moraviile. Maravilla, MABAVITLA, ¥ TO EVERYBODY AFFLIOTEY WITH BALD RSS. TO EVERYSODY TROUBLiD BY DaNDRUFF. TO EVERYZODY ANNOYED BY THEIR 2% FaLuine out, aa TO EVERYSODY SUFFERING FROM SICK HKADAC(B, Aromedy at Inst discovered. MARAVILLA, Tiree MABAVILLA. The of this ° offer: to the fy Tur restate, ps EL see: ahaa’ og fee io ony tie re rite back the balr when appa- tomy, ing and if used ae directed, goDuGe GLUSSY CURLS, And preserve to he Bee NATURAL COLO! gus treo i 8 of three-soore an by ail reep druggists and fancy ‘goods dealers, ERNEST, & CO., Perfumers, ‘Ll Gold wtroot, New York, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Monpay, March 21—6 P. M. ‘The Bank Statement made up to-day compares as fol- lows with that of the week iby — Week ending Loans. cle. Circulation. Deposits. March 12.$126,205,261 25,530,064 8,100,u21 86,188,109 March 19, 127,587,048 25,043,183 73906,713 80,441 91,882,682 253,64 Increase. Decrease... $486,871 108,508 The loss of specie and the increase of discounts are larger than was expected. The banks are probably acting on the theory that now that the loan has beon paid up, no further disturbance in the money mariet need be appro- bended, With twenty-five millions of specie they proba- bly consider themselves strong enough to affurd all tho accommodation which the trade of the city can require. The news of the break up of the Railroad Conventioa at Boifalo has taken no one by surprise, Latterly, the com- pact bad worked well for none of the parties concerned Ivhad been violated repeatedly by the Central; it haa been violated by the Erie. It was hurting bota these roads, by driving Traltic to the Baltimore aud Obio and the Pennsylvania fines; it was inflicting severe injury on the city of New York—so that no one, perhaps, wili re- gret that it is at aneud. The chief immodiate cause of the break up appears to be the reevlution of the Ceatrat to run swift trains, So far as this master is concorne, the Central will obtain public sympathy, It may be very Well for railroads in Peonsytvanin aad Maryland to try to Settle how slowly they can ruv, and (o make laws against swilt travel; in this State we are in the habit of coasider ing time as of gome value, and the pudlic will invariably sido with any enterprise which cheapeus the price or accelerates the rate of travel. Nor do wo belicyo that any enterprise was ever hurt by meeting the public wishes io these respects. At any rate, it is an experiment in which the Central deserves to be sustained. Whatever may be the result of the rupture to stockholders in the roads interested, the prospect of cheap travel is fayorabie to the travelling community, and will, undoubtedly, tend to help the great work of recovery which is going on throughout the country, The stock market was greatly depressed this morning. Stocks opened at a concession from Saturday's prices, and declined from 34 to 34 per cent bolow the opening rates. Atthe first symptoms of the decline, the bears pressed stock for eale with unusual freedom. Emboldened by the succes of their late movements, they are now operating with romarkablo courage; young houses, with moderate capital, are not unfrequently selicrs of a thousand or fil. teen hundred spares of stock at a single session of the board—trusting to the gradual deciine in price to buy it in ava lowor figure, The stocks moro vigorously hammered this morning were New York Central, Michigan Guaran- teed, Galena and Rock Island, which were sold down re- spectively to 7624, 4324, 6734, and 68. Before the close of the scesion, however, prices rocovered, and wero firm at afraction above tho highest price of the day. At tue afternoon Board there was very little business done, but the morning prices wero sustained, except in the case of Galena, Rock Island and Toledo, These—stocks were lower. The earnings of tho Galena for the second week in March were only $19,000, a fraction less than the earnings of the samo week last year. La Crosse Land Grants were higher. The bill extending the time for tho construction of the road from Madison to Portago has passed the Wisconsin Assembly and may be considered week. The market was steady at the close, the fol lowing being tho last prices:—Government 5's, ’74, 103% a 104; Tenneeseo 6's, 9044 a 91; Missouri 6's, 8534 a 8634; Virginia 6's, 9734 a 97%; Cumber- land, 23 a 28%; New York Central, 783g a 18%; Erie, 1034 a 10%; Harlem, 11% a 12; Hudson, 31% @ 3134; Reading, 465¢ a 48%; Michigan Central, 61 9 5114; Michi- gan Soushern, 133 413%; Southern preferred, 445 a 4424; Papama, 117 a 1173¢; Minois Contral, 66% a 67; Galena, 07% a 67%; Toledo, 24 a 2434; Rock Island, 673¢ 67%; Ulinois Central 7 per cent bonds, 1875, 90 a 904; Pacific Mail Steamship Company, 781; a 7814. Money was very dull today, without change in quota- tions. The openings at bank are rather larger than they bave been for gome time back, but in the street money is adrug. There is no demand whatever from the brokers. Exchange is quiet at last quotations, The folowing was today’s business at the Sub-Trea. sury— Total receipts $300,614 76 From customs... 142,060 00 Total payments,. Balance. The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning were $28,704,011 89, and the balances $1,144,118 27. ‘The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Illinois Central Railroad Company was held at Chicago on the 16th inst. Messrs. Jonathan Sturges, Jozeph W. Alsop and Fredorick C. Gebhard, whose term as directors oxpired on that day, were re-clected unanimously. There were ro- presented at the meeting 122,060 shares of the stock. On motion of Mr. Richard Cobden it was Reeolved, That this mecting learns with satisfaction that a censider able saving bus been introduced into the expense of working the line, as compared with previcus years; and it reiterates tho Cpiuion expreseed at a former annual meeting, and which it is glad to flud has been carefully observed by the dirctors, that all extensions, guaranties and outside exgagements should be avoided. That the meeting expresses its confidence in the integr' ty and zeal of the directors; and it is satisflod that the pro. perty and reeources of the company, which partake moro br the character of a Jand than a reiiroad company, have sustained ho permanent injury from the recout adverse circumstances; and that, with wisdom in its management ‘and patience oa the part of those interested, tho future success of the undertaking will amply realize all the roa. sonable cxpectations of its proprietors. Stock Exc mange. Mownpar, March 21, 1859, $4000 U $ 5's 1866. 102 200 shatlar Ei prt. uo 33 12000 Indiana 5's. aoe 4e0 de 6000 Er RR bs 1871 1600 MCOR8) 5000 111 C 2000 «do. 1600 do. “ 12000 Ta Or&MMill g b 2000 Ch StPAFD 1g b 1000 Mil&Mis 1m 10b 5000 Han & StI RRD ‘Armsfeb ‘b8,.860 do. 68 20 ceve & Tol RR. do. Nenad ct fom sok Niakhe 60 Mich S& NTI pee 60 F 864 105.760 2,07 062 120,017 727, see 151804 1,692,445 122,648 ‘671/087 43,073 302/688 84, ‘647 712,088 1,727,087 Mech Bicg Asso. 40s, 40 Mechanics’. 270,885 2,709/834 126, 507 "851,748 BSB 2)178 908 113,790 1,018,746 98,007 390/601 151,086 180,719 o bee 1 a's70} 600 2 1068,’ 708 616,074 132/038 10m044 8 3.240, aj08T 122/804 Lott 196,682 3,636,468, 194,187 782,737 2 sua Shoo and Leather 3,041,020 917,047 113,071 2,588,775 State of N.York. 4,165,612 1,088,087 2 1206) 238,176 3,012 691 214,746 "95,058 | '794,804 1272, 2a 196,147 267/802 722/615 Upion....4....+ 3187498 660,965 179/208. 2,628'985 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Mospay, March 21-0 P.M. Berapsrcrs.—Flour—Inferior State and Western were dull, while al! good, extra aad famuy brands were fem, and in some caves Bold at higher prices. The sales em braced avout 16,000 to 11,000 bbis., closing within the range of the following prices:— Superfine to good State. 4 $5 50 a $6 00 Extra State., eee o65a 680 Superfine Wester 5 50a 600 Exwa fowa, Michigan, Indiana’and Obi9,... 6 60a 7 5 Extra Genczee,, 7 8 Canad)an extra, *xed to straight Sonthern, Southern funcy and extra,.., Choice extra timily and bakers’ brands. Ryo flour, —Capadian was sicady’ ‘at “quotations,” while sales were limited. Southern tour was without chauge of moment, white the sales etabraced about 1,600 bbis., closing with- in tho range of the above quotations. Rye tlour and corn meal wore unchanged. Wheat firm and tn fair do- mand, with sacs of about 26,00 bushels, including good @hite Wortorn at $1 62.a 81 68}2, mixed do at $1 Ooered Southern at $1 523, and read winter Western at $1 49a $1 50. Corn was less buoyant, while the sales embraced about 28,000 busheia, incliding Jersey and Southern yel- Jow at 88c. a 90c. Western mixed was at 88c. u 59}0, Rye continued to be firmly beid, with small saleg at bc. Barley was in fair demand, with’ galoe at 583¢c. a 5c. for Stato, and ut 61c. a 623c. for Western and Gavadian, Corvex was firmly held, but sales were limited. 175 bags Maraca:bo were made at 11 M4 gc, 400 do, La- guyara at p. t., and 160 bags Java at 1440. @ Lbc. Cortox.—the market wus firm and uctive, gr for transit lots. The sales embraced about 6,000 nearly ail of which was in transita, a part of eran wal at 11340, for middling, New Orleons at 11% c., with freight #t 15-020. On the spol the market was iri Ou the basis of 12340, for middling uplands. Fusicurs.—To Liverpool, 100 bales of cotton were en- gaged at 3 16d., 30 tons clover aud timothy seed por steamer at £0s.,'300 boxes chaeeo by steamer at 21s. 6d., 176 uerces beet at 38., 25 boxes bacon at 168., and 76 Uierces rice at p.t. To London, 11 ticroes rico’ at 20s., 300 bags saltpetro at 25s, To Glasgow, 100 tierces beot at 3s. 6d. To Bremen, 300 a 400 bbls. naval stores at p. t. and to to Galway, by steamer, 6,000 los. wax were engaged at 308. Provisions —Pork was heavy and casier, while the sales footed up about 900 bbis., including now mesat $18 25 a $18 8734, old do. at $17 75, cloar mess at $21, and prime at $13 10 a $15 123,, and’ thin moss at 8.7 a SLT 1234. Beof was in good supply and steady, with sales of about 600 n 600 bbls, sncluding country prime at 66 76 887 374, mess do. ab$5 ‘60 a $0 0254, Fepacked mesa nt $0 60 a $11 26, and extra do. at $12 50. 50 bbls. Texas prime mess were sold at $16 60. Beef hams were gold to tho exteut of 75 bbis, common at $14 60. Lard was steady, wih salcs of about 900 bbls, at 1340. a 12c., and small lots at 12¢0. Svoars.—The market was more active, while prices were sustained. “The sales efmbracod about 1,400 bhds., including New Orlears, part at 7c. a 740. a T3c.; Cuba, rapt at 63(c. a 746c,; nd 141 hhds. rotining grados Porto ico, at 62¢6. ; and 2,000 bags Pernambuco at 7 4c. Movements in Real Estaic, By A. J. Bleecker, Son & Co. 8 brick houses and 2 lots, 81 and 38 W. 13th st. is 560x103. i behaes segs v44¢816,600 2 hovacs and 2'lota, 162 and 164 W. 13th st., 40x51. 6,950 Sstory brick houge and lot 18 North Moore st., 25x75 9,000 1 lo w. 8. Broudway, 84.98, from 6éth st., 98xi30, 2,950 Lot n.s, 3uth at., 207 ft. w. 7th av, 21.6x08.9,... 2,300 Houco and 4 lots 88d st., 300 ft, w. thay., 256x102. 6,700 Married. Harves—JAckson.—On Saturday, March 19, by the re Dr. Taylor, at the residence of the brido’s brother, South Bergen, N. J., Bensamin Harms, Jr., of Jersey dey, to Marra, fourth _aanguuce of John Jackson, Esq., of Spring Vale, Middicton, England. Linsav-—Vax Voner.-On'Thursday, March 12, at South Rend, Indiana, by the Rey. William Theo. Van Doron, MicHARL LigNAt, Of Jersey City, to Saran F, Van Vorst, af Indiana. Brown.—On Sunday morning, March 20, Joskrn H. Brown, aged 69 years. ‘The reiatives and friends of the family are reapectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Tuesday 2) ‘afternoon, at one o’@pck, from his late residence, No. 575 Eighth ave- ave- nuc, His remains will be interred’ in Greenwood tery. ittrve.—On Sunday, Mafeh 20, Scsan Borys, widow of the late Henry Burns, in the 87th year of her age. Tho relatives and friends of the family, and those of her fon, Allen A. Burns, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, her late residence, No. 615 Greenwich street, wittout fur- oe BY itation, Her remains will bo interred in Groen. wor Butier.—On Monday, March 21, after a long aud i illuees, Maas Borizn, the beloved wife of Thomas in oy baa yeur of her age, a native of Quecns county, Ire- Jan Mer friends are requested to attend the funeral, on Wednesday, from her late residence, No. 3 Vandam nereok, Her _ will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for inter- men! ‘Cannout —-On Sunday morning, March 20, after a short inees, Baxxan Carson, wife of Thomas ‘Carroll, im tho 62d year of her age, a native of Dublin, og remains will be taken to Rondout, N. ¥., for intor. ment. Dublin papers pleage copy. Casrers.——In Brooklyn, on Monday, March 21, Many, ved beloved wife of Andrew Castols, in’ tho 86th year of he age, a bative of the parish of Carrickedmond, ‘coutty Longford, Ireland. The friends of the family, those of her brother, James Marphy, and of her brother-in-law, P. H. Lennon} are in- vited to attend tho from her late residonce, No. 8G Bast ‘Baltic street, on Wwemmesdsy ‘afternoon, at two o'clock. CuLteN.—On Monday morning, March 21, Micwtaxt Cc1- LEN, @ native of Carlow, Ircland, aged 65 years, 6 months and 20 days. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tond the funeral, from his late residence, corner of avenue Band Seventh street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Evang.—On Saturday, March 19, of inflammation of the lap, pape son of the lato Ri Richard Evans, in the year iis reiatives and friends aro ho to attond the fune- ral, from oe ag toned of his ao er, Henry Abell, No. 95 venue, this eee afternoon, % tes = The romaine will be taken to Green “Trane. -<0n Monday, March 21, at his residence, No. 203 Ninth avenue, J dus Grant, aged 66 years, 7 months and cays. The relatives and friends of the family, and the Veteran Corps of 1812, are respectfully invi ed to attend the fune- ral, from the Thirtieth street Methodist Episcopal church, on Weaneeday at ono o'clock. beeen Ae Sunday afternoon, March 20, at five arel ydlock fa Uh ack, in the hope of a hapny rosurrection, Mrs’ Manaa- wine rel relatives and fricnds of the family aro Neg a invited to attend the funeral, from the the Chapel sn The. mas, Princo street, corner of Thompson andes, thie ¢ (Tues afternoon, at one o'clock. foauxs.—(n Sunday, March 20, after a Mngering il. ness, Thomas Hvanes, aged 96 years, a native of Mountmo- lick,’ Queens county, ireland ‘The relatives and friend of tho family aro respectfully invited to altend the funoral, this (Tues ene, at one o'clock, from his late resideece, No. 186 West Thirty- sixth street. Bis remains will be taken to Calvary Come- ter, Honea veers 1 papers please copy. INNEY. On a Starch 21, James Kaxver, in tho ast eat year of his ng His relatives ann \frionda are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 7 East Ele- venth street, this (Tuceday) afternoon "at two 0 clock, without further notice, His remains will bo {uterred in Greenwood. Laovarp.—On Sunday, March 20, Wiitiam H. Leoxanp, aged 19 yeas and 10 months. Tho frien: id relatives are respectfully invited to at. tend the fn ul, wt half past ane o'clock this (Tuesday ) afternoon, from the residence of his fatnor, No. 266 Bast Thirteonth streot, withoat further notice, Manne, ON Sunday afte rnooa, Mu incre, Of diecary of the hoart, Man John tnd Mary Martin, aged fl yea ang LW eg brorior. Yo atleus 20, aftor @ short anti, daughter ot + 9 tnoathis and § + selacives Charice Nev the Fam efolock, fro late residence, No. 26 City Hall prea we 1 erred in Hlevenia sre amr —On ‘area Zi, term te Leon but ot Bead Amolia E. af Noy eb p, Bnd Am tend the funeral, from the residence Of Albert Mason, Mo. ime trent, this (Tuesday) moraixS, at hail past tea ao Sunday avenge March 2¢, L#W13 H. Mor- foracrly of Newbury, Mite eo roistvs oat ie cao folly ae roepeotfal fe Btron funeral, from No. 1h Eass Byuteen! met, this (oe y) moruing, at re o’clocX. Bostoo aici Newbury port papers pleas copy pe —On Monday, Marea at, aftr e hagertng it. Canoruve, caughter of P. MeQuads, form sly of yo tg county Fermapegh, Ireland, aged 24 years. The friends of ine famety aro repectfuily invited to at- tend the furcral, trom the residence of her futher, No yo amy street, on Woanesday afterneon, at one o!viock. O'Cowna1z.~-0n Monday, March 21, Many O'Cosmwu, YiuBgeet davebtrr of Duvicl aad Catherine O'Connell, aged funers! will Pmonth anc 3 days. take place frem No, 02 Henry street, at two o'cloci: this (Toecday (Ceecdny) att ae t SrEuNG —On § Suncag | arch 23, of scarlet fever, Jout ‘Waway, ony sou of John and Mergarot Stelling, aged 1 year, Se montas utd 27 days. a6 avd relatives of tho family, the members of United Brower’ No. 356, and Roland Lodge No. 10, aro respectfully invited to attend the funoral, from his father’s reaidcoce, No, 180 Broome strect, cornor of Ciin- top street, this (Tuetday afternoon, at two o'clock. Sizartow.—Ai Hudson, N. Y., on Saturday, March 19, James L. Sarton, of the ent of Smith & ‘Stratton, of this yin the 60th year of his Tolatives ano friends of the family are invited to at- in Hudeon, on tend the funerai, from bis late residence Wednesday aftornoon, at two o'clock, without further’ no- ‘TYRELL.—On Monday, March 21, Rouxar Trnmz, gon of Job and the lato any tyre, shal ‘The friends of hie grandfather, and the memabers of Mo- hawk Hose Company No. 39, aro respectfully invited to atend the fonera', from his late roatwence, No. 280 avenue A, at two o'clock this (Tuesday ) alternoon. ‘Dubsin papers please copy. Users. —On Monday, March 2t, ‘Theodore F Unverbil!, and ouly daughtor of Richard and Aba Rhodes, in the 16th year of her ago The relatives and frienes of the fatty are reepectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, isi Grelock, froin the ruidence of her husband, af ahwa: Fima J., wife of on Monday morning, March 21, Wright, of this city. of the family are respectfully invitea to utter the fongral, from her late residence, No. 60 Ninth sirect, this (Tucaday ) afternoon, at two o'clock, without further invitation TRRNOSOOPIC COMPANY—OSFION OF correspondet ce, University Building, Washington square, N. ¥ —For the convenience of down towa dealers and countes buyers, toe depot for the sale of pictures is now at 20 isruad: Way, corner ol Aeade street, next door w Stewart's. “Open on Mezduy. No goods at retail NHEIM, LOYD & CO, HANG Loxd's patent steroscoplo case, now deviga, Book form, now rend) A HAIR DYE taneously HAT WILL Dye THE HAIR INSTAN. —The cheapest and best. HORGE'S LIQUID Ht ik DYR, bayniog, no etatoing the ‘ilesh or linen. Hiner sit A CaN ls a BUX, ne dollar; each box Werranted to contain as thore gold for one Goliat each. WHISKERS AND MUST'a Dyed in a fow seconde. “ible dyo wil not igure tbe baie, but give Ita life like and natacal color. Frucipnt depot at scott's Irog store, 906 Grand at! N.Y. Sold by all ar its id Gea'cre; also by Mra Hays, 175 Fulton pisry Brooklyn; Ont Oak: lender & Co., Vita and Waloat streets, Foilndelpnia, Ganas erring MEDICINE, SALTRHEUM, 40. UM a By aticLire: Batsastis the tices coftain ant eice rome dy tor the most paint and protracted forms of these diveae also, old ulcers, fever sores eryaipelas, the worst cases of (a of the blood. liver and Ksaneyg, general deriity, dw incipient consumption, piles, de. Principal depot 246 ‘sired 76 cents per bottles Gina T, EVERDELL’S—WRDDING CARDS, NOTES, &C A ‘These celebrated canis, aplendidly engraved, can only be bad at tsroadway, corner of Duane ALDWIN’S Core heeft tale largest in the city; ‘the Built by Wm. B. Astor, Eaq., red. petion defied stvlea of evar description Ladies! Sy juvited to call aud examine the mre depart ment, wiich is not im any way a fhe wre F. BALDWIN, . Sisitey BABNUS. 6. o. © coMPousp 0 CREAM. COMPOUND col CREAM. Thisnew combination of Fenenaole substances, exquisite in taste and wondertul in edcacy, has achieved a success beyond paralcl his ys it professes to saagie asad pass wo mare sleoolces tights, for ee ei sated igeceu eth shmoat infalioly, i will cure. YARK'S SYRUP_—TH(S GREAT BLOOD FORIFIER or aale and heeds yivaniaand Ohio. ine ILARK’S SYRUP.—EVERY DELICATE FEMA ALE, TRY Jt; you will not regret ft. ILARK’S SyEUr—roR DYSPEPSIA, LIVER OR WOM Ciconpiaots Cua r SYRUP TAS XO MINFERAL or ANY OTHER $600 willbe given fur apy grain found In it. Forsultby coi. L RING, 176 Brondway; BARN. R PARK, ict 7 way; wi ARN KS le by HANDELIERS AND GAS AS FIXTURES, ‘Our anrivalled asrortment will be sold during the spring 9c amoeba eaten 27 fix cmwour & 00, Corner of ORNS, BUNIONS, NAILS PENETRATING THB ori cured Ww Yritvout, pain, eo that the boot can be worn Ld least inconve- tient, by De Dr. Zahn pe unease Beers 9 bike THE FACE FOURTEEN YBARS. a. valuable magnetic salve has entirely cured re of & rer thick. eruption on my faoa, of fourteen yours nience to dia, 0 Broadway. smtzo, thd Variok Myer nie by Dr. 8, B. SMITH, 22'Cnual treet, near Church, and by ruggist. yes ixrumss. GREAT BARGAINS. Gas FISTURES. GREAT BARGAINS, PRIOR TO REMOVAL, ‘We cller, from the, prons resent ‘ate until the 25TH 0) ay the whos of our stock of NCH CHT! INGLISH 18ON STONE oar: PLAIN AND P! Gas FIXTURES. SILVER PLATED W. WARE, &., ‘NSE REDUCTION IMME: op the customary prizes. All persona in want of any of the Soles cnumeraied abn to thei Qonive aboye, wi r interest use! ie DALEY. & O 681 and 633 Broad: owns IMPROVED SCALES. Claim'ag six Vand te oa Gen over other scales. To the trade and to thone sono » We Would earnestly Invite them to exami TRACK 80. Cab SCALI AFOUR Ton HAY, oye AND Chttue SCALE, BOLLING MILL AND PORTABLE SCALBS, fet up on the floor of our store, wheve they can be taksa apart and pat te chasers. ether again at the wi ih ot pure were taken winin s oy eee last canoes rarioas States. ey ANE a ad " Broadway, Corner of Dey atreot up stairs, CHINES, cs purposes, ‘are vos ne ORGAR’S: Barons or OF FREEMASONRY FOR 8AL.— " fold ov exchanged, Ruanilty. “Old Curiesty Sho pith Nasoau street To LEROUX'S FRENOH COGNAC | BITTERS.— OH, ned Wilk dread{ulsgue palus, Hest for the Wwonty ‘hesd, Durning’ with fever Neat tical for the puitorer wit disgaas stricken down. a goog, be found at PIRISPRLD a 708 Rison street Tis “Coguns Bitters nd “Cordial” ‘and he ‘They are bess nling—work woo-lers. fivettom aif wurifal rag and peasess healing qualities un furpuased. If you are ack and would be well’ try thom. THE LECTURE SEASON. Hirer WARD BRECHER—THE REV. HENRY W. greet lecture on ‘deliver his the the Beauatl 24 athe che a Rlghio fb sireeh near iftl ne, on Tucaday even! jarct \ series aie Rutan "rlekets 60 conta for sale at dhe door BE CORAL. V. HATCH Wit, TROTOWR IN th trance state at Clinton og lace, on Wednesday groaning next, 8 14 o'clock audience. yn, on ‘Stermeon, ats Also in Musical Hall, prookl o'clock. admitiance 15 conta, GriRTo Ati, —SPIRITUALIAM Wilt, BE PRESENT. ite ht, by Mis. Amanda M. Spence, and a tity who, ectre,at Cunton Hal. Aslor place, als evening, } A iy eredlagn at clock. “Admatanoe 18 coat a REV. s KINGMAN, NOTT Wi DELIVER A Life and Character of the Rev. peo 1. nthe iret Baptist church on. Weauestay ove Admission 2 centa, cin mie into be had ot 9. Mehynory 38. Bowery; Roa Lok 2 . P. Putnam, Sia road Co., 115 meauect., atreet, and the Amarican ‘BINS Broome atrcet. Baton, 330 FINE ARPS, fet | RTIGTS, TRAGHERS AND SCAOOLS ARE RRSPxOT. fully thvormed that the subsortber ts now sulliag gttsh co ‘ll and water Qulors, brushes, pasta, draw: wa paper, Ag, al ower prices than ahy other hytea ta ‘tista’ Ualdenana, 63) Browdway.” 20.000 TASAKA. Dowsing sn, aeRNaN ae gate: of Various quniities,” Cash purtbasers ore partisuiarly invited to AB great iaduce. este Til be oteced Ys rang \ cash buyers, 0, TIRRKS, W Rroadway. prom see: Were wit WELE Lor BANE CD Wow. Mason, aged t Whe friewss ot ot th the family are a sPoenally invited to at- : ___ NISOBLLANEOUS. ERVOUS BE: BE aDa OaR, peta foros Touma, eaters ‘aid phyaioal del preter AC itever sole proprietors, NEURALUA, , Keatlessnees all eur a ied etree PENING OF THE SPRING ING OAMPalGN. We are now recety a importations of DINNEB, TEA, Decaet a D TOILET SETS, 4 Seeciiean tent ceo aot Toure Sete Wr L Burroughs, ),eks, Providence, "LO ehip tout ed Fm Rckaeer ort, Fepon ed below by OsptHonxesy, of a SAA. Bbips PuXepero, se; Batt aud thins Delmee, soe Urieane: ak a Alzo, ebip 1 'sttabire, Liverpoot, Wiad at eunse. 896, vory light, waph Marine \‘te; rei Rio Sinise port. JUAN, March 21, venset—No loward ound veasois {n sight | wie abt foes 38 ; sWeeiber hazy. i SANDY HOOK, Marob 81 cat. abies Pamvirn At Advaure, Yorkseire, Newes a ‘sone signs! bare all gone | fatis ond Botton’ alan t a the Spit, Le One brig in the Ught from Beis; ol “*"'qmisceliameeas. past winter in ihe ‘couutry prougnly AE bina SG Wh we (Spr hl mn rahi aero Ew ty Burke N10 ant Ev eR BEYORR IMPORTED LTO | We tent 98 Snap aati of often sao, at lao of our tfats AND AND PLATED ¥ FrABi Oe at as it We are 3 - Patremely anne v ar Beer £00, _Gorner of Broadway nnd Broome sizeet, | ane al 7 ieex Incnoed to buy sewing tal will te thm’ A syer'e machines Machines aever fal pared Pa No one ia @ Ter disappotnted * machi tx ‘singe « 0. 468 GTERECGO.? IO ViKWS, ‘4 eplena @ Assortment of ate reoseopic aod paper, pew ‘seones 6ud new groups, for sale al w sale and rete. D. APPLE views, on ginse foie Tow & CO., Importers and Pabiishers | 316 and 343 Broadway. | Lista of views And & description of the stereveoupe sons te Address 1m ap olieaiiou, enclosing a stamp | TRREOSCOPKS AND STEREOSCOPIC Vins — BEUKEL SHOUT, HERS. 19 Jobu street, manufacture etereo- | scopes and impo: th 2 latest views tken'on glass and paper | Of all parts of the w4 URGES sewim 1 MACUINES, The new family ing towchines sera it SS Se nal st 800 and $75 ore m4 | uulverssi aitent epee fond ‘alli ther are muck the best maa 1. it, "GLNOER & CO., 468 Broadway, ein MACHINES a’ 38. ‘DLb” BL ont k, Ln erie ¥ EAGLE DENYING ALN TUNE OO., 6 DR OSD WR, MOVERS SULTANA SAUQ 1—THIS DELIOIOUS CONDI- SS meni—the ‘chef d’wuvre | of Soyer—so univers: 9 80, vroved of for hot or eold diahes, Of every kind, can be lad 6! wralafine groceries, aua! at tle principal hotels Hy rate. WANES BE WING MauHia (<3 3 “The toumonse inereuse tu the 4 lemand for those ad@utrnde Zuckines Abas icevied within four ‘manthe—tnd the ra viviog proepertty of th M. SINGER & Scun E Towssenp, from this port for NorfoX, during the ane on Saturday, 1b, broke her amehar and? weut ashore om Red Hook Point, and sunk in about t2 feet of water. A por tion of her cargo bas been saved io a dry condilien. The ET | Whe bull at Cape Bay in 1645, 130 tons regisier,.Pates AS, sad owaed by Thorn & Co, of this city. Bure Sovrures Face, Beaman | late Troadwell, from Londow tor Be: woporied at Bio J To, ts said to be ieaks. “ Snip Mantivs. Pitman, st New Orieaee from Boston re- , POL Datieg experienced very bad wouihar oa the, presage, ena, tore oe also that one seacaa overboard in Let $e, lon kM! non, from’ New Oricace tn cara cobeleing of aoe Dang Thomas 414 Inst. of aud for Phtincely ta, wit Diaies cotton, #0 bie tcbucoo, 348 a do sugar, $46 Bois sie Sorta 195 empty chsk# an1 40 pkgs mdse, went moral fod, rors Joth inet, during a woleut nalo from SE. oa boar where a'portion o1 her ergo will Rave to be dis us Lo ber beng got a ‘eat A stesmer was Norfolk on Sunday tmorning to render assutanee. Bric RK Kinxuuy, Knight, from St Jouas, PR, tor more, ashorets CBeanpeaks Gay ba wenrgo ot sugar valued “Tue kt iC Soltege to Reoare Tree 00 10 $°0 000. 5 i Holongs $0 ey Heater pte ag es, of Belmore, mud is said to be la Scuk Euiza Lawtom (of Barnstable). Wood, from Plymouth, NO for Charweicn, wah a enrge oF cocre pal ashore ipo tes beach ou the nigbt of the Lath ‘inet, about 5 neites w otCage Lookout. Gareo landed upen the’ benctt fra an con- dition, Veesel broken up Setecaishavewena oe Scar Queen ov tae Socrm, Wheeer, bento a¢ Mobite, 1a inst, reports heav: ‘Beater on ie tp ‘on ae ight of oe the itd Feb, Int ‘4, Chaney Srevens, me aed Weel, searan, were etaken overboard by the spank: lost. | The night being very dark, and a heagy sea moaning a * Was impossibie to aave them. Bostox, merch Lined steamtug Wm H Wedd, Capt Has ard, left here this mor tog for Portman to tow the mow stip Diver btar lo Sew Fors, and if the weauger provés (arorab.o uch at New Dedtord, uid take ship Skylark ia tow fow the tare port. Scbr John Bell, formerly of Baltimore, wrecked at Math NP, where be: ‘The prices of our ma: Minee Hive ten I 1 Lite yet 45 Broadong, ue BONNER HAT sum "WEAR, Will be réady for dettv: BaTUBDAY, 4PEI BALLAB! . : . . . . . . Bi . * . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,000,000 of wants—1,000,000 of thin, HOW TO M&ET? . . . * . « « * « . . . . . . . . . . . . NO CHARGE FOR REGISTERING INFORMATION, : . . ° . . . . . . . . . . emia te peck e etre CONE A horse, a hours, a sewing machine, a business, an organ 2 wagon, cart, ttore Gxuires, furniture for sale. $100,000 alt ing to be invested in business. Millions of things regiswered for sole, and ouly one minute's time to refer to Fv Want, at . JRAVIS' INFORMATION EXOHAINGE, : : : : : : : . : . . . . . . : . : : : : ‘ . : CENTRALIZATION, 18 BUT THR’ RESULT OF “ALL i «LARGE COMMUNITIES. : : : : : 5 : . . A large amount of produclive clty property will be exch for goods, The pubic cau Bave ue’ best possible caged reference in rogard to the character of JERVIS’ INFORMATION EXCHANGE. 229 Broadway. 10 THE FIREMEN OF NEW Yi BOY THE APRIL umber of the GREAT REPU! BAe monthly, which con- talps a fine tlustrated article ented “The Firemen of New York.” For saie everywhere. Lee! CITY ABD CGUNTRY MERCHANTS AND GRO. cera. best place to ny frat quality pickled herring, jew mackerel, codiieb, alm idook, amoned i rd, pork, hams, should: choice butler, fine tultd cheese, tard begat lowest market prices, and goods warrant DBE, wholesale fish and previston dealers, ‘Waabington ott bay W BSKBRS OR MOUSTACHES, TILL THR DISCOVE- Xg.ot my onguent, could only be wora by thoas upon deard to grow lururliatly in ait weeks: witout sialnlag of yw luxuriantly wee! staining or in- Juribg tbe akin, "My oogbent in tse: tavention of one’ of tes ‘mort ceirbrated che in Kurope, and baa now been lu lished seven years. Jt has been used by thousands, and al ways with stcoed Frice $1; sont by mei Post free to any ad: R. @. GRAHAM, 109 Nassau sircet, MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. AIMANAG TOR NEW TORE—TEW DAY. Port of New York, March 1, 1850. CLEARED, Steamshio Star of the West, Gray. Aspinwall. Baty Silas Holmes, Griflth, New Orleans— Ship Finland, Jones, ApslachicolaI3 Richars Bark isla de warkin, nt ey gr oie, New Urieans-—Robson & Fralick. rest, Harmon, Moblie—Lay' ae + ees Bark E Grant, Swain, Rickmond—C H Pier: wari Teabel ‘Beurmant, Tainss, Port au Triace—Delaield, Mi haste in, Handy, Cieofuegos—Thom & Hunte: sri lain, Handy, ne, son & Hunter. Brig Nalad. i it “Maybe , Lietituegos—Sh Sherrul Goantvessaitier J Hiovehton, it& Dunean. O Roberta, ‘im Nelson & i Charleston—Dollner & Potter. ‘Monnt, Géorgeto wn, SU—Brown, DeRossett Dixon. Ward, Wilmington, NC. ‘A Puls, Nichows Wilmington, N6—DC ae Ssbr Alert, Chimpion, Wilmington, NO—Van neat inght, icheater, oha—C Behe Atice, Howell, Norielk-—starges & Clenrmany” Scbr Carliou Jayne, Overton, Balimore—Maller, Lord & puerean, een 4.8 Bleekor, Kdwards, Philadelphia J W MeKee. font R Law, Keen, Hoston—Baker & Dayton. Slr T Jeffergon, rills, New Haven— Master, OQ qur: 3 E ship Gi Pastor (Belg), Ubbdohde, Pal 8 Bteam: istare (Bel i lermo, days, with fruit. to Chamberiain & Phoips, March 1, lat 23 53, Jou 96 14 spoke weir Gloria del Dios, trota Burcetons for ‘ast “Sveamehip Florida, Crowell, Savaupab, with milse and pas- sengers, to 5 L Mitchill & Son. Bwamebip Columbia. Berry, Penestoa, @ hor with mdse and faerie to "ap bo neg, ne ow Hauoras. taw 2 yin letter T and 4 red cress eh Me OF ewes (Moves Tatlot Go). teamship Roanoke, Skinner, ery with mdse ma 8, tO Thala n & Heinehes. "Both, 3 ris: 18 miles Ait, of Foawick ’ Jamestown, hence tor ip Thomas St Fig wl toll BCromwel a Go. ah" inet 12 M, passed 1 ale Pe clue Magni Heating up te Oo Oa Ee ship C a. Greth . r oe oS, Ce woh ‘roman wisnip, Webtoot Gt Dennlyy Hodge, Caleta, 85 days, with 7 Atks Mamet et Gaston (ot Sew Haven), Maxwell, Mayaguez, 10th r tote chanioe bas in (| Poriland), Littlejohn, Cardenas, 10th ta toee ot Bein, Gilmore, Cardenas, 10th fast, with Behr Amy Chase, ravoor, Porto Cabello, 4th Ly with cof. feo. hiles, bo, (0 master. March 17, lat $3 %0, loa 74°15, passed slower tea Hur, tas, hence for New Ortega who a , Ih. and at TT PM, parted hain sd dou oa ohn aston, Wigton, NO, $y emer k Wi niNiekarbor Wilrairgiess ni 8 Sanyn isha, 8 days. sehr Jae Bu Sacdb Bictaatl Hadley iso, Seas, aay Burghy ms er oe = em Ba " a dase Wauipours, M yrna, Del, 2days. Bohr Bhylock, Hawes, Rilzabethport ice Sebr Roscius, Baker, ne Sanne Peicen: 1 , Providence. iiorateg= erent ‘Qh, but wero acciden- pence get , praged Java Head Dao ie untae Feb 3, with ) Ox Peterson, Jan 3 sa ee & ee ‘Pid to posse tbr ), COPE, Frinvdhade Guba, March to Rinith, tones @1c0, Sinn ep ome ‘tr, FHaittax, Bigenbaure, Port an Pix %, oth Inet, with ronboge #4, ton 78 1%, ‘own, Toagua, In November, is now fed og Up ot Mauhow r wih! relirbe changed, ritish register, and hernam 6 to Jotu Willaars, tne vase of her present ow "ner. Steawebiv Pastion, with her tackle appara wha sold at public auction at Moble Léth Inst 4 tor $/uuU. Notice to Mariners. fethe Creas Ledge Light Veasel, Deluwaro Bay, bes La aa By order olan Board. ‘w Bedford 2th tust, bark racific, Shorm an, Indian het tee Te bo lak do, bound sented aes Hora, don, waa figiized ont 23, cll Cape Good Hope, Bark Our Url ark ston for Charleston, Marck'15, Cape Baticras WSW 20 t s 8 ELL! 8 Pluladeiphia, Marcia, LWAGEN, Com'r U eras as oo A Bye 100 wh 100 &1 . wih! 3) obta 8 L ponpeeed bene buip Wr Singer, Farley, from NOrleans {or Trieste; Feb iq Bole in the Wall from NOrleans for Provideaoa, . Arr at pees ‘Whalemen. "ooard salp Corlnthtan, Lewtm actin Sonrk the Opens, Dr from Bombay Sot Loas Int 87 N. lon. 10 8 Kent, from Boston for Mobile; March & Kotena, from Boston milon Bork J LD: ie Fairchild, Murch 11, Int £9 40, lon 87 20, me PNagpeag from NYork for Port Bpain, March 17, In 59 2% - faa Ak A Scem from Attakapas for NYork, March 8, Gan@ ey Jon 7: Cappiry, 1 a4 [—lIn port ship Sowamect, Martin, bart art eens for ae ae and — 2 the roace at date, josbua Mauran, map oi ae ar og A Cochrane. Noyes, for NYork dg; gti my inode bf do do, Louies Jewett (Br), Smith. for Tr), for do Co; Growler, Wa iis, for co ‘do; Works, Munday mor Meredith, Gray, for do td; Beliona (Br), Knowlton, from betore, Faraz, Feb 8—In port bark Azor, air; Indus (Bu), fro Greene ne Burke, from Boston, from Greenock, oF Boston, Fepe. = Racca, Feb r bark Mountai Hacho (ard sid same day for a dace ate, echr BES iy se F Das atees sebr N’ By TNosTON, Ja, Feb 25—Arr Anderson, Bali we ttunroon Mutoh Stade = eee Mane rere Portand 9th: Amicrica (s). > er, for Halifar and Bosies ike Wm F Storer, Comery Bcsion same day rng ap on Bobkley, for lial aad NYork 12th; Kangaroo (0) fer NYork i6th; Persia (s), anges, fon for ao 0 loth: Igage Web! Mureball, for do same day 7th, Ullver Moses, U1 to aucoeed the GM; Caulkins, for tof hizty one States, Sma land ‘for Tempe rt Eva, ae os neva Joh; ieee cont , Moore, “or, do utah aa 65; Uphelis: Danieisso, crete ranct elo ranclaco; Clsrisan and Jacob Badger, Staj es. for, Bombay, Hale, fox Calantins oe bert, ee eke rott, and Lew Chew, ; Barcham, tor S33 awe ae vanes Messivd, Feb 20—In port barks for Boston: Celestia, Howes, for NYork: is dale Justina, NYork or Baltimore; and 1 probably others. “Sid 30th Bechebte, igs te 7 "ALREMO, echr Som ne tenno, Fel jeap (not bark) rs — bark Ariadne, do. a In port 15th, for Boston Ponte Cantutor March ite ack Rewer from, aguas a, for Philadelphia iveekr Adel See i Pratt, March 9—No Am vessel in port. Cg Jan Li—In port ship Twilghe Gi Ga tes, to call day for NYork. St Joys, NF, March 3—In n port schr Charlie & W/iitle, Hoop er, from NYork, arr Feb 23, f Home tae jd ‘h19, Pa—arr scbr op beg | Ri ar Ae) amer Wm Tan Clari Je Gurl Grotin’ Stuart Sedohne win te dere Leavitt, Kendall, St 8s. go; soe Newton, NOrieaps; Pamela Flood, Anderson. a fockiand to load for Mobile; briga Loch Lamond, Suean, wy, ‘leston;, Eton Baw- er, know, Gonaives; Heien Mar. Mickorsoa, Pang ang onda, Ke Bone, 3 Mads aeeng ory nae Tapia, ix be fe lierny., Nev Ne sw. ard Sea ab der Bi W, steamer wun Jonkins, the Ri Lydia Stover; and from tho Roads ship’ Aotwenten. ‘eles i, Young Ee; jobile (at anchor of nt Saree, ed Te ar ae ehh gh ea wind Breese, steamer ty oF Rew Yank: ; barks and Mayllower, and from the, Honda ship Promeco; bork tat Ss “Ai 1) ship Ye Wheelwri vile. mek trig Sang Light fom Meta ee Me chre Willa’ aad Rt Gat Gala ee He ae item ‘Allen, reat ‘Maria ‘Pika, Ur «fords 8 saston, ); schra Wi NYork. Cid abip J C Boynton, Tl Sp pol Rosita, Girbau, Havana; rare Mi Busan, shiickeliord, N York; D Good: Sid Br Cy of Manctester, Woody Lin schr Jas tans, paris, Avola, Howes, Restorador ( GP) Fetape Barca + Northman, Land, re; schrs Lew — and John Weil Sheer neers Weat iY ar Modena, Ryder, ateas bel, Tolttas, Havana via Key Weat; san chee ote Croustadt; Constance (Fr), Fr), Fortin, Har Here; brig = ‘Copenbagen; Gecrgo, Bae, ese; Rend D&NVERS, March 16—Arr achr HB Basoomb, . Burt, Phlla- “itaxntix, La, March 9—Agr bark Nagar® @, Borland, alvesion (and'cld 10th for N York); sour Vi taraen, dd Id Uth tor NY: <ard, fn nid, Portemoat; Seb, he” ‘Winaw 5, ahierd Tn port ith, brig Wm Crawford, Colbura. Se "NYork 2daya, Sid schr Ada’ Pra Coombs, Baltimore, tach iat GLOUCKS: Bit » March 18~Arr. ke Sau NY Ree Small, Salem for. oy Fl bark. Meo gg tor Bi HOLE, ‘Siered 20—Arr son, Indianola and Galveston, Cla and Enyine (Br), Watson, Liv 3b ‘win, Cardenas; Talavera, Meri Ackley, ¢o; Pres 4% Tayler, Dri cetera "% " gon, ¥enis, Tampico; pent Relign Haiver’ jo ey he wt steamship Gardne: ‘ ca, Pitman, Boston; A Moni itatch, Rio Janeiro; Bisel; Sceien Jane, A’ City, Coos Be rianema td Jam ‘James bang Bo iar), Beat. brigs &: aan Sere (Sic), face Leghorn ance, Elicea py Ca fF stecmehty Ten Arno, Deering, Livepcols, sear shins Troneides, Ours, Cl ae 1K. 7 De reves FOLK, tah tA halt Tye, Dae apa von! i der, N oe March 16-Ar? sche Amelt ay Bayley, Beston. QhARAQOLA, March ; brigs Grandes, 0, Crocker, arene? ete: milton, Vauley, aio Grande, “ath Murch 21—Arr ‘York; schr rant, Barbados; aéhre ‘Gis! tee; Joho Farum, Crowell Brovienen ga ft, Sr ton: ith, yaa March 18—Sid schr DC, piggins, erage SA ApoTENO, ge bir :% ae ol Yale Oe Woe. ss : Browne a OD aries ea a Piet revions to 2th, abip V! surgia, Sears, Boston: rie pa Sube Syav 4 Fe si ios Pant Fanny rs. ANSAR, Maret aie aa cAtgs, Troker Parte. oa ifort, Durn're, NC pi NYork. Hip iat ae + Wm Pai Ivernool. Yost sebt adel: nh “a Srathra ry Jo, Amit, Plt wm by ins. Cd ‘bis. SATB Me TA Pia, Fichipa, ietbaaore, NTON Fin s Niorks ar tonan’ wohes Mecperee seed, Uiblindy AS, 0 Sacacky Pigewd, Nvoeee